Build your career where it matters most. The RISE Clinic is seeking compassionate, skilled clinicians who want to make a lasting impact in the lives of individuals navigating trauma, reentry, and recovery in Alabama.
At The RISE Clinic, clinical work is not just a job — it is a mission rooted in the belief that every person deserves access to evidence-based, trauma-informed care, regardless of their background, history, or circumstances. Our clinicians work at the intersection of behavioral health, trauma recovery, and reentry support, providing integrated outpatient services that address the full complexity of each client's life. This is not a place where you will treat one symptom and discharge — you will walk alongside individuals through the hardest transitions of their lives and witness transformation that most clinicians never get to see.
Our culture is built on the same principles we teach our clients: authenticity, accountability, emotional regulation, and genuine connection. We believe that clinicians cannot deliver trauma-informed care if they are working in environments that are themselves traumatizing. That is why The RISE Clinic invests deeply in staff wellness — through structured clinical supervision, manageable caseloads, professional development, and a team culture that actually supports the people doing the work. We do not believe in burnout as a badge of honor. We believe that sustainable clinicians produce better outcomes, and we structure our practice accordingly.
Professional growth is not optional here — it is essential. Every member of our clinical team receives ongoing supervision, access to continuing education, and opportunities for advanced training in specialized modalities like EMDR, DBT, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. Whether you are an associate-level clinician building your hours toward full licensure or a seasoned supervisor looking for a leadership role, The RISE Clinic provides the mentorship, structure, and clinical complexity to help you become the practitioner you want to be. We are not interested in clinicians who just want to show up and clock out — we are looking for people who want to grow, lead, and make the kind of impact that ripples far beyond the walls of our clinic.
Beyond the clinical and professional advantages, there is something deeply meaningful about working with a population that the broader mental health system has historically underserved. Individuals navigating reentry, processing trauma, and recovering from substance use are among the most resilient people you will ever meet — and they deserve clinicians who match that resilience with competence, consistency, and genuine care. When you join The RISE Clinic, you are not just filling a position. You are joining a team that believes reentry is not a liability to be managed — it is a life to be rebuilt, and that work begins with clinicians who are willing to do it right.
Every session, every group, every treatment plan connects directly to our mission of rebuilding lives through evidence-based, trauma-informed care. You will never wonder whether your work matters.
We practice what we teach. Our workplace culture is built on the same principles of safety, trust, and empowerment that we instill in our clients — because clinicians deserve that environment too.
You will not be isolated in your work. Our clinical team collaborates across disciplines, provides peer consultation, and genuinely supports one another through the weight this work carries.
Structured supervision, CEU support, advanced training in EMDR, DBT, and CPT — we invest in your development because better clinicians produce better outcomes for our clients.
We do not measure productivity by volume. We measure it by outcomes. Our clinicians carry caseloads that allow for thorough documentation, thoughtful treatment planning, and genuine presence.
Competitive salary, clinical supervision toward licensure, continuing education funding, and a benefits package designed to sustain the people doing this critical work long-term.
As a Licensed Therapist at The RISE Clinic, you will provide individual and group therapy to clients navigating trauma, reentry, and co-occurring behavioral health conditions. You will conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments at intake, develop individualized treatment plans in collaboration with each client, and maintain timely, thorough clinical documentation. You will work within an integrated clinical model, coordinating with substance use counselors, behavioral health technicians, and clinical supervisors to ensure seamless, coordinated care. Your clinical judgment, therapeutic alliance, and commitment to evidence-based practice will directly shape the trajectory of your clients' recovery.
The Behavioral Health Technician plays a vital role in the day-to-day clinical operations of The RISE Clinic. You will support the clinical team by facilitating psychoeducational groups on topics including anger management, stress coping, communication skills, and relapse prevention. You will monitor client progress through structured check-ins, assist with the intake process by gathering initial screening information, and maintain accurate documentation of client participation and behavior observations. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about behavioral health, eager to gain supervised clinical experience, and wants to make a direct impact in a reentry-focused outpatient setting.
The Substance Use Counselor provides specialized counseling to clients with substance use disorders, many of whom present with co-occurring mental health conditions and trauma histories. You will facilitate individual and group counseling sessions focused on recovery, relapse prevention, and harm reduction; coordinate dual-diagnosis treatment with the broader clinical team; and maintain compliance documentation for regulatory and payer requirements. This role requires a clinician who understands that substance use is rarely a standalone problem — it is interconnected with trauma, environment, identity, and survival — and who can deliver treatment that addresses the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
The Clinical Supervisor oversees the clinical operations of The RISE Clinic, ensuring the highest standard of care across all programs and services. You will provide structured clinical supervision to licensed and associate-level clinicians, review treatment plans and clinical documentation for quality and compliance, ensure fidelity to evidence-based treatment models, and manage treatment outcome data to continuously improve clinical effectiveness. This is a leadership role for a seasoned clinician who combines deep clinical expertise with the organizational skills, mentorship capacity, and systems-level thinking required to run a thriving, mission-driven outpatient clinic.